Bengal heads over to the door, hoping that there aren't anymore of those creatures from before behind it as she bends down to pick the lock.
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She smiles, "If everyone else wishes to continue on, then I shall be fine. I am still a bit hit, but I will use one of my potions so I do not burn you out Kolgun. Thank you."
She hugs Kolgun, then sits down on the floor for a moment, still badly beaten from the creature, "Well, I think we should call it a day, yes? I don't know if I will be able to handle another battle."
With the other blows, Bengal then crumples down to the ground, bleeding from the wounds she has received.
Bengal quickly strikes out at the creature, grateful that she was only hit once.
After getting up, she follows Thel, widening her eyes at what he mentions. She then draws her weapon, preparing.
Bengal lies on the floor while she waits for the monster's effects to wear off, and when it finally does, she stays there just a moment longer, sighing.
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Bengals eyes widen as she looks to the creature in front of her. She quickly grabs her sword, and stabs at it, hoping to strike solidly. Attack: 1d20+5=22, Damage: 1d4+1=5, Sneak attack (if I happen to act before its turn) 1d6=3
After discovering how she would be able to unlock the door, she reaches into her back and pulls out her tools. Humming softly to herself, she sets upon the task of opening the door.
Bengal gently nudges everyone to the side, so she can further inspect the door to find out how to pick the locks.
Bengal follows the others, listening as she keeps her weapon to her side. "So then what is the plan?"
Bengal thinks for a moment, "The fountain by the entrance, right?"
Bengal stays off to the side while they talk, running her fingers through her hair, trying to get the feeling of the bats off her. She shudders slightly. Bats were definitely not to her liking.
She swings her arms at the bats, then tries to move over to Kolgun as she listens to his voice.
Bengal lets out a loud yelp, "Bats!!"
Bengal smiles to Kolgun, then quietly slips into the room, pressing her back against the wall and taking a look around.
She nods, "Oh yes, I have no problem scouting." She motions to the door, "Shall you open the door for me, so that I may move on?"
Bengal nods. She then turns and presses her ear to the door, trying to see if she can hear anything beyond the door.
Bengal nods, "Yes, that is probably the best. But what about the trapdoor? Shall we return later?"
She tilts her head as she reads the paper, raising an eyebrow. She walks back to the others and holds it out to them, "I am not sure what to make of this."
Bengal seems to take a little bit of time around the boxes, grabbing the two intact bottles she sees and putting them behind her for the others to grab and store. She picks up the piece of paper first, looking at it as she tells Kolgun, "I found a trapdoor over here."
Bengal follows quietly behind Kolgun, then moves over to the boxes and looks to see if she can find anything interesting.
Bengal will smile, and shake her head at the elf's offer, "I don't have much problem seeing in the dark."
Wrinkling her nose in disgust, Bengal searches around the room to see if there is anything hidden that might be of interest.
Bengal quickly moves around through the enemies, going to the closest hobgoblin first, then moving onto the second hobgoblin, then goes from goblin to goblin.
She quietly tries to make her way down there, while also trying to quietly lead the elf.
She nods as she looks to Loren, "I am not so sure as to how I am supposed to help you get down there quietly, but I will do my best to keep you out of harm if you can do your best to stay quiet."
She blinks for a moment, trying to think about what to do, she looks over to the gnome, "And what do you think we should do?"
Bengal tilts her head to the side as she watches them, then moves back to the group. Shaking her head, she tells them, "There are three goblins and two hobgoblins. Currently the two are napping, and the others are goofing off."
Bengal moves down the hallway, taking out her rapier as she tries to scout things out.
On the way there, Bengal mainly travels with them in her cat form. About most of the way there, she stops for a moment and spends the time to change to humanoid form, then catches up with the group.
Bengal stays in cat form as the others get their information, being sure to follow them while they go out getting information.
When Kolgun speaks, the cat nods, agreeing with him. Though she cannot actively speak, she could still agree or not. She looks to Thel and chuffs at him, shaking her head.
She hops down off Thel's lap, then goes over to Kolgun and jumps on his, purring as she settles down.
She hops onto Thel's lap, sighing as she listens to the theatrics of his story. She then places her head on her paws, and yawns loudly.
As she enters the tavern, she waves to the halfling. She then looks to the barmaid and shakes her head, "I don't need anything thank you." She looks to the group, "Well, now that we are out of danger, I am going to get more comfortable. I will be able to hear you all, but don't expect me to answer." She grins, then spends the time she needs to change back into cat form.
She nods and follows, "Yes, I think going back to the tavern would be a very good idea."
She takes the masterwork thieves tools for herself, then takes back the rest of the items for the others.
Bengal puts her weapon away for the time being, as she takes out her thieves tools and goes about getting the box opened.
Bengal walks into the room, keeping her weapon out as she goes to the box and searches for traps.
Bengal smiles widely, "Oh yes, I can do that." She then heads down the hallway, trying her best to stay quiet.
She stays quiet as she listens to the rest of them, waiting to see what they decide to do.
"Thank you friend, I very much needed that." She then reaches into her bag, and pulls out her thieves tool, looking to the elf and then getting to work at freeing him. "It is too bad we could not have met under better circumstances Loren, but I am glad we were able to save you. I am Bengal, and I agree that it would likely be a good idea to fall back a bit. There is a tavern not too far from here where we started off."
On her turn, Bengal will quickly move up to the human, striking out at him. Should Thel bring the human down before her turn, Bengal will then move over to the tied up elf to get him down.
She jumps in triumph as she sees Thel hit the other orc, and she stabs out at the leader once more, digging her rapier into his shoulder since he now stood a little taller than she.
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